Cries from the Quiet World: Liechtenstein

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sábado, 1 de febrero de 2020

Erben der Schöpfung "Narben Der Zeit (Russia, Irond Records, IROND CD 09-1660)"

Narben der Zeit is the second album from the band Erben der Schöpfung.

Track listing

Frequency (5:16)
Jane Churm (4:54)
Homeless (3:57)
Der tote See (5:25)
Leaving (6:15)
Freeze my soul (6:15)
Locked (5:53)
Krähenauge (6:40)
Your lullabies (6:44)
Twisted (4:40)

It was released on 20 November 2009 on the label M.O.S. Records ltd. This album is available in a Rare Special Deluxe Edition Box, including a DVD over 50 minutes, lighter, patch and three Stickers. The DVD includes: Interviews, Bandhistory, Studioreport of Narben der Zeit, Videoclip of Jane Churm, and Making of Video Jane Churm, this special will also be released with the regular jewel case edition on 27 November 2009.

Also available in rare deluxe edition box with a different cover.

Recording information:

- Recorded, produced and mixed at Devil's Studio.

- Photography and photography design by Jens Howorka at Blendfbraik.

- Mastering at Radwerk 14.

Erben der Schöpfung "Elis (EP, Digipak, Liechtenstein, M.O.S. Records Ltd., MOS 050 MCD/MCD 94009-08 )"

"Elis" is a song composed by the Electro-Gothic metal band Erben der Schöpfung, from its 2001 debut album Twilight.

The song is also a poem of Georg Trakl named "An den Knaben Elis".

Track list

Elis - 5:53
Elis (English version) - 5:53
Elis (Remix by NoyceTM) - 5:47
Elis (Remix by Spiritual Cramp) - 6:09

Release

Elis was released on 23 April 2001 over M.O.S. Records and the re-release was on January 1, 2003 from the German label Napalm Records.

Recording information:

Recorded, mixed and mastered at Mastersound in 2000 and 2001.

domingo, 16 de junio de 2019

Elis "Catharsis (CD+DVD, Limited Edition Digipak, Germany, Napalm Records, NPR 275/NPRDVD013)"

Catharsis is the fourth and final studio album by Elis, released on 27 November 2009 by Napalm Records. It is the first and only album with Sandra Schleret (ex-Dreams of Sanity, Siegfried) as their new lead singer after Sabine Dünser's death; the band released in early 2007 the MCD "Show Me The Way".

After touring throughout 2007 and 2008, the band announced that they had entered the studio to record their fourth studio album, the follow-up to their 2006 release, Griefshire. They spent the rest of 2008 and a part of 2009 recording the new album.

After the sudden death of Elis' original singer Sabine Dünser, the band decided to continue her musical ideas. The album was released in late 2009 on Napalm Records, being the first full release with new singer Sandra Schleret, known from Dreams of Sanity and Siegfried. It contains hard and quick tracks, but is nevertheless emotional.

Allmusic was critical of "uninspired keyboard melodies using preset sounds" and a general lack of originality but found Sandra Schleret's voice to be "pretty". The Sonic Seducer magazine however delivered a review that called the album fascinating and mentioned the "authenticity of each single note".

Laut.de wrote that Sandra Schleret did not copy Dünser's style, instead she was lauded for her darker, more powerful voice on most tracks. The cover of Jennifer Rush's "I Come Undone" was found weaker than the original though.

Tracklist:

Disc 1 (CD)

Core of Life 04:08
Twinkling Shadow 04:25
Warrior's Tale 06:05
Des Lebens Traum - Des Traumes Leben 04:06
I Come Undone (Jennifer Rush cover) 04:25
Firefly 04:25
Morning Star 04:17
Das kleine Ungeheuer 03:53
Mother's Fire 04:02
Rainbow 04:10
The Dark Bridge 04:56
Ghost of the Past 05:29
No Hero 03:20

Time: 57:41

Disc 2 (DVD) - Live at the Female Metal Voices Festival 2007

Tales from Heaven or Hell 04:09
Die Zeit 03:53
Show Me the Way 04:33
Phoenix from the Ashes 04:33
Der letzte Tag 04:46
Lost Soul 05:24
A New Decade 03:49
Heaven and Hell (Black Sabbath cover) 05:46

Time: 36:53

Release dates:

November 25 - Finland, Spain

November 27 - Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Benelux, Italy

November 30 - Rest of Europe

December 15 - USA

January 12 - Canada

The album is dedicated to Sabine Dünser.

All music written by Pete Streit, except 5 written by Morrie Elliot Brown and Ellen Shipley, 7 and 8 written by Maximilian Näscher and track 10 written bei Simone Dyllong and Maximilian Näscher.

"Des Lebens Traum - Des Traumes Leben" dedicated to Sabine Dünser.

Make up by Sylvia Hähle.

Recording information:

- Recorded, eginnered, mixed and mastered at Mastersound Studio, Steinheim, Germany in 2008/2009 (www.mastersoundstudio.de).

- Programming by Elis.

Elis "Dark Clouds In A Perfect Sky (Limited Edition Digipak, Germany, Napalm Records, NPR 151)"

In March 2004, they returned to the studio, under the guidance of band manager and producer Alexander Krull once more, to record the twelve new tracks featured on their second album. Released in October 2004, Dark Clouds in a Perfect Sky, showed a maturation of the band's sound. A video clip for the album's opener, "Der Letzte Tag" (translated to: The Last Day), was included with the release as well. The second CD 'Dark Clouds in a Perfect Sky' caused obvious association with the best works of Within Temptation or The Gathering.

The Dark Clouds tour took place in April 2005. Elis played in Germany, Austria and Belgium, and were supported by Visions of Atlantis and Lyriel. The band offered a preview of the new material during festival performances at the Wave-Gotik-Treffen and M'era Luna Festival. Further opportunities for the fans to experience the new album live were planned for October, as the band embarked on a European Tour with Atrocity, Leaves' Eyes, and Battlelore. This tour ended with a performance at the Metal Female Voices Fest 3. This concert wasn't just the last of this little tour, it also was the last concert with guitarist Jürgen "BigJ" Broger, who left the band amicably soon after. Elis also appeared on a television show on German television, and video appeared in the program of 'Hell's Kitchen' channel Viva!

Tracklist: